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Fruitlands Museum has a diverse collection of art and material culture on 210 acres of land, stunning views, and miles of walking trails. Miles of hiking trails through 210 acres of conservation land. Step back in time into a 1790s Shaker building with a guided tour and see one of the earliest collections of Shaker objects in the United States. Explore a historic farmhouse from the 1820s where Louisa May Alcott lived as a young girl with her family during the Fruitlands Experiment, a Transcendental experiment in communal living. View exhibitions featuring works by both Indigenous as well as non-native artists in two art galleries. Enjoy the museum gift shop which sells art and craft works of local artists and artisans. Dine at the museum café (open seasonally) or attend an outdoor summer concert. You can also sign up for fun events that are offered seasonally.

Autism Welcoming Information

Fruitlands Museum is Autism Welcoming certified, and its staff is committed to offering visitors a welcoming atmosphere, accommodations, and sensory-friendly programs. Their everyday accommodations include calming kits and social stories to help make your visit more enjoyable and successful. Ask any staff member about their visual supports and other materials available for your visit. See upcoming events here